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PETER HELLIAR Comedian/Writer/Director/Broadcaster/Presenter PETER HELLIAR Comedian/Writer/Director/Broadcaster/Presenter Pete first came to the nation’s attention in 1999 as a cast member of Rove, Rove McManus’ ill-fated first series on the Nine Network. When the show went to Network TEN in 2000, Pete went with it, becoming an integral part of the Logie Award winning variety show until it wound up at the end of 2009 after ten historic years on Australian TV. In 2003, Pete took on Australian Rules football with After The Game, which became Before The Game in 2004. The following year Pete created Bryan Strauchan, Collingwood rookie and instant superstar. “Strauchanie” created an AFL sensation, picking up the code’s Personality Of The Year Award, getting his own car in the Grand Final Parade, and even being immortalised on his own official AFL Footy Card and winning Best On Ground at the 2009 EJ Whitten match. All the while Pete has been working as a stand up, touring to sold-out houses in Australia and New Zealand as well as hosting his own radio shows for Triple M and 2Day-FM and guesting regularly on Nova. Writing has always been at the centre of everything Pete has done as a comedian. After Rove was cancelled by the Nine Network in 1999, he started work on some film ideas, and in 2009 Pete found himself on the set of his very own feature film. In 2010 I Love You Too, produced by Princess Pictures and starring Brendan Cowell, Peter Dinklage, Yvonne Strahovski and Megan Gale was released. Pete also created It’s A Date, a comedy series which aired on the ABC in the second half of 2013. The series, produced by Princess Pictures, was nominated for an AACTA award and warmly received by the ABC audience. A second season of It’s A Date brought all-new awkward, beautiful, funny, sad dating scenarios into our lounge rooms in October 2014. As well as writing and co-producing, Pete turned his hand to acting in and directing several episodes across both series. 2014 proved to be a super-busy year for Pete. In addition to writing, directing and co-producing IAD2, he joined the desk at The Project as a full time co-host, replacing one of his best mates, Dave Hughes. Alongside his television commitments with The Project, Pete continues to tour the country with his live stand-up shows each year, Pete toured around Australia and New Zealand in 2016 with his show One Hot Mess, including performing at the Opera House as part of Just for Laughs Sydney and culminated in Pete recording the show as a stand-up special for Channel Ten in 2017. He also featured in the Warner Bros animated movie Storks, voicing a character alongside Andy Samberg, Jennifer Anniston and Kelsey Grammer. In 2017, he was still as busy as ever. For his work on The Project, Pete was nominated for the most prestigious prize in Australian entertainment, the Gold Logie for Best Personality on Australian Television. He also became a bestselling author with the release of his debut Frankie Fish and the Sonic Suitcase – which was the #1 selling children’s book in Australia, and hosted a brand new comedy game show for Network TEN, CRAM! And there is no slowly down in 2018 – Pete’s new stand up show Big Boy Pants toured to towns and cities around Australia, including all major comedy festivals. He also continues to host the multi-awarding winning The Project, writing and releasing more books in the hit Frankie Fish series, and has just completed filming a new TV show he has developed and starred in with Princess Pictures for Network TEN – How To Stay Married. Just don’t tell Pete he looks tired. “Give Peter Helliar a stage, a microphone, some bright lights and a captive audience and he shows why he is one of the nation’s favourite comedians” Sunday Mail “Wonderful… a bizarre revelation” The Age, Melbourne “Peter Helliar makes the difficult business of being funny look dead easy. ” Adelaide Advertiser Television 2014-18 Network TEN The Project (full-time co-host) 2018 Network TEN The Sunday Project (Fill in Co-Host) 2014-18 Network TEN Have You Been Paying Attention? (Guest)2017 Network TEN CRAM! (Host) 2017 Network TEN One Hot Mess (Stand Up Special) 2017 TV3 NZ The Project NZ (Guest) 2016 ABC TV ABC New Years Eve Pub Quiz (guest) 2016 Network TEN MICF Comedy All Star Gala (host) 2014 ABC1 It’s A Date 2 (series creator, actor) 2014 Network TEN 50 Years of TEN Special (co-host) 2014 Network TEN MICF Comedy All Star Gala (stand up) 2013 Network TEN This Week Live (guest panellist) 2013 ABC TV Tractor Monkeys (guest panellist) 2013 Network TEN A League of Their Own (guest panellist) 2013 ABC TV Adam Hills Tonight (guest) 2013 NZ TV3 Seven Days (Panellist) 2013 ABC1 It’s A Date (writer, director, actor) 2013 Network TEN The Project (regular fill-in host) 2012 ABC2 Warehouse Comedy Festival – Peter Helliar in Snazzy (stand up performance) 2012 – 2013 Network TEN Before The Game (fill in host and Strauchanie segments) 2012 Network TEN Melbourne Comedy Festival Oxfam Gala (stand up performance) 2012 TV3 NZ 7 Days (panellist) 2012 Channel 7 Pictures of You (Guest) 2011 Network TEN The Circle (Guest) 2011 ABC TV The Trophy Room (Host) 2011 ABC TV Spicks and Specks (Contestant) 2011 Network TEN Before The Game (Strauchanie Commentary Box segments) 2011 Network TEN AFL Telecast – Strauchanie interviews 2011 Nine Network The Joy of Sets (guest) 2011 TV3 NZ 7 Days (panellist) 2011 TV3 NZ NZCF Gala (stand up spot) 2011 Network TEN The 7PM Project (guest) 2011 Channel 31 Studio A Live (guest) 2011 ABC2 Marngrook Footy Show (Strauchanie as guest) 2010 TV3 NZ NZCF AotearoHA Comedy Carnival Gala Special (host) 2010 ABC TV The Trophy Room (Host) 2010 Network TEN Before The Game Grand Final Special (live cross to Strauchanie) 2010 ONE HD Thursday Night Live (live cross to Strauchanie) 2010 Seven Network The Bounce (Host) 2010 Seven Network The Morning Show (fill in Co-Host) 2010 Seven Network The Good Friday Appeal (Host of Panel Segment) 2000-2009 Network TEN Rove [Live] and ROVE (Core Cast Member & Writer) 2009 Network TEN 7PM Project (Panellist) 2009 Foxtel Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards (Presenter) 2009 NZ TV3 Campbell LIVE (Guest) 2009 NZ TV3 Seven Days (Contestant) 2008 Comedy Channel The Merrick and Rosso Show (Guest) 2008 – 2012 Nine Network EJ Whitten Legends Game (Participant) 2008 Network TEN ING 2008 Australia Vodafone Celebrity Challenge Grand Prix (Competitor) 2007 – 2009 ABC-TV Spicks and Specks (Contestant, as himself and as Bryan “Strauchanie” Strauchan) 2007 Network TEN NAB AFL Rising Star Awards (Bryan “Strauchanie” Strauchan co-host) 2007 Network TEN Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala (Host) 2007 Network TEN Thank God You’re Here (Contestant x 2) 2004 – 2009 Network TEN Before The Game (Core Cast Member and Writer) 2000 – 2009 Network TEN Rove [Live] and ROVE (Core Cast Member & Writer) 2006 Network TEN Australia’s Brainiest Comedian (Contestant) 2006 Network TEN Brownlow Awards (Bryan “Strauchanie” Strauchan – Red carpet coverage) 2005 – 2006 ABC TV The Glass House (Guest) 2003 Network TEN skitHOUSE (Core Cast & Writer) 2003 Network TEN After The Game (Host & Writer) 2002 Network TEN North Melbourne Grand Final Breakfast (Host) 1999 Network TEN Sydney Comedy Festival Gala (Stand Up Appearance) 1999 Network TEN Good News Week (Panellist) 1999 Nine Network rove (Core Cast Member & Writer) 1999 ABC TV O’Loghlin On Saturday Night (Stand Up Appearance) 1998 Nine Network IMT (Stand Up Appearance) 1997 – 1998 Channel 31 (Melb) The Loft (Core Cast Member & Writer) 1997 thecomedychannel Headliners (Stand Up Appearance) 1997 Channel 31 Under Melbourne Tonight (Stand Up Appearance) Film 2016 Storks – Warner Bros. – Character voiceover for film starring Andy Samberg, Jennifer Aniston, Ty Burrell and Kelsey Grammer 2012 Scumbus – EHK Productions and Network TEN 2010 I Love You Too - Village Roadshow Written and co-produced by Peter with Laura Waters/Princess Picture, directed by Daina Reid, starring Brendan Cowell, Peter Dinklage,Yvonne Strahovski and Megan Gale. Writing/Directing 2018 How To Stay Married (Princess Pictures for Network 10) – series creator, writer 2018 Frankie Fish and the Great Wall of Chaos – Author, Book published by Hardie Grant Egmont 2017 Frankie Fish and the Sonic Suitcase – Author, Book published by Hardie Grant Egmont 2014 It’s A Date Series 2 (Princess Pictures for ABC1) – series creator, writer, director various eps. 2013 It’s a Date (Princess Pictures for ABC1) – series creator, writer, director various eps. 2010 I Love You Too – feature film released by Village Roadshow 2007 Bryan Strauchan: My Story as told by Peter Helliar & Paul Calleja – book published by Allen & Unwin 1994 Screenplay for Looking Through A Mortal Lens, shortlisted by the AFC under the New Screen Writer’s Scheme. Radio 2017-18 HIT Network (National) Carrie & Tommy (Fill in for Tommy) 2017 Triple M (Adelaide) Weekly Segment – Breakfast with Roo & Ditts 2014 Nova (national) Breakfast (fill in with Hughesy) 2013 Nova 100 (Melbourne) Hughesy and Kate (fill in for Kate) 2011-12 Classic FM The Cheap Seats (weekly Saturday sports show with Scott Cummings) 2011-12 Nova 100 Breakfast with Hughesy and Kate (regular fill-in host) 2010 Nova (national) Regular co-host on Drive with Ryan, Monty & Wippa 2008-09 Triple M (Melbourne) Pete & Myf Breakfast host, with Myf Warhurst 2007 Nova 100 Breakfast with Hughesy and Kate (fill-in for Kate, 2 months) 2006-2007 Nova 100 Breakfast with Hughesy and Kate (weekly guest spot) 2006 Nova 969 (Sydney) Breakfast Host with Rove McManus (fill-in, 3 weeks) 2006 SAFM (Adelaide) Breakfast with Millie, Lehmo and Louie (Strauchanie a regular for AFL season) 2005 Austereo Network Pete’s Show (Host) 2005 Austereo Network The Arvo (Co-host) 2004 2 DAY FM (Sydney) The Judith Lucy Show (Co-Host) 2004 Austereo Network Rove [Live] Radio 2001 – 2003 Austereo Network Saturday Morning Rove 2000 Triple J Merrick and Rosso (Regular Guest) 1999 Triple J Merrick and Rosso (Pete PI Segment) 1998 Triple J Hair Of The Dog (Regular Guest) 1997 – 98 Syndicated Home Grown Humour (Stand Up Appearances) ** Peter has also made various publicity appearances on a variety of radio networks.
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